Sentence examples for steering problem and from inspiring English sources
It learned of the problem after a Suburban had a steering problem and the vehicle was inspected at a dealership.
GENERAL MOTORS is recalling all of its 2011 Chevrolet Cruze compact sedans to check for a steering problem and a condition in which the automatic transmission can appear to be in Park, but may still be in gear.
He said he remembered everything about the accident, which he claims was caused by a steering problem, and debunked some of the wilder reports that had emerged in the days after the crash.
She was eventually able to correct the steering problem and withdraw on her own power.
Robert Jornlin of Earlville, Ill., described the voyage as fairly smooth, despite steering problems and rough, cold weather off the Florida Keys this week.
Safety concerns such as steering problems and decrease in bearing capacity on asphalt pavements are the results of rutting.
On the voyage down the Mississippi to the Pass A Loutre, Chickasaw was forced to anchor overnight because of steering problems and the two ships did not cross the sandbar at the mouth of the pass until the evening of the following day.
A four degree list was quickly corrected by shifting ballast, but the steering problem could not be overcome and the ship was forced to steam in circles to starboard.
In this paper, we extend the notion of ensemble control to stochastic linear systems with additive noise and jumps, which we model using white Gaussian noise and Poisson counters, respectively, and investigate the optimal steering problem.
In another potential PR nightmare for Toyota, the company has announced that a steering problem has halted sales of their 2009 and 2010 luxury flagships, the LS 460 and the gas/electric hybrid LS 600h.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is a step closer to concluding that General Motors should have recalled 384,000 Saturn Ions in 2010 as part of a larger recall that covered one million Chevrolets and Pontiacs for a steering problem.
